I was there Thirsday night around 8, and as I sat for my first LD of the evening, a male employee (manager? lackey?" cmae around and turned all the chairs (on the left side, where I was, at least) so that they backed to the wall! This, of course, cramped my style somethin' fierce, and my dancer friend seemed equally surpised. Later on, with another girl, we managed to snag the coveted far left corner chair, where there happened to be a straggler fort chair adjacent. I dutifully turned it to provide some basic privacy, for the sake of my friend's modesty. We don't want her beautiful mammaries exposed for everyone to see.... Halfway though the song, a worker comes over and take the chair away!! I wonder if the rest of the weekend went like this frrom there on out, or if things normalized. Those chair forts are a big draw to bashful patrons like myself, and I'd hate to have to find a new watering hole.


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Occasionally they have a shift where there are no extras, forts, or groping. Behind the stage all chairs are backs against the wall. I let the girl lead during the dance and show me what's available. I don't know why this happens, if it's because of a hardass manager, or they suspect a vice cop is coming through.
I'd bet it'll be back to normal next time you go.
You could tell your wife you want to relive your youth by building a tree house in the back yard. And no girls allowed. But then have strippers sneak up there while your wife is doom scrolling on her phone. Then tell your wife you're gonna go hang out in your tree house for a while.
I do not live anywhere close to Texas but I’ve been to Baby Dolls many times. It seems the chair fort discussion has come up numerous times on this board over the years, and in the past it’s gone “back to normal” at some point.
I’d agree with the theory above, simply a hard ass manager or a specific reason to be cautions during that particular day/night.
Yep they're gone. Went Sunday night and the fun factor is now a 1.
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